On Sunday 02 January 2005 10:15, Daniel Jarboe wrote:
Thanks for replying Daniel & Steven,
> Is that really due to lack of joystick? What does
>
> ls -l /lib/modules/`uname -r`
............<snip a whole bunch>.................
>
> In general, after upgrading your kernel, you want to boot the new
> kernel if the possibility exists to need new modules loaded or do any
> configuration that pokes around in /lib/modules, particularly when
> the running versions files have been removed ;). And presumably you
> upgraded the kernel for a reason, security or otherwise, so why
> tarry? Sorry you uptime guys ;).
>
Wellllll, seems you are very correct. I upgraded the kernel and did not
reboot. No, I do not have a joystick. I guess it is the same problem
with the bind upgrade ?? Seems odd to me that the upgrade would
generate error messages before a re-boot though. Oh well.... Seems I
was worried for nothing but learned something along the way.
Appreciate your input and imparting your knowledge to me Daniel.
Thanks again guys
Bob S.
PS What ???? is a delta rpm ???
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